A missing woman, you've got a husband's story, and now you've got the United States Coast Guard asking the public for help about a sailboat that was moored right next to the soulmate, which was the boat for the sailing hookers.

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Lynette Hooker 55 of Michigan.

She has been missing since April 4th.

You do the math today is May 7th or 8th.

That is well over a month.

Her husband, Brian Hooker, in the aftermath of her disappearance, says she fell off the dinghy.

The key to the dinghy went with her. He had a pat on one direction. She went in another direction and says it was all innocent.

He vowed to sit there in the Bahamas after he was released from police custody to help search for her.

He said he would never leave.

He wanted to search.

He wanted to find her.

And within a matter of hours, he was on a flight to Sacramento to see his ailing mother.

And to this day, more than a month later, things are fairly quiet.

So we wanted to revisit this and get some advice or insight from the minds of some great investigators

and here to help us break it all down.

You've got Chief Brian Brady, the retired police chief in Nevada, California, Northern California.

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